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Sr. Petersburg Times, Thursday, July If 72 15-A Chess From l-A ei France i 1 I 3j 3: Chaban-Delmas might resign before the elections In favor of a premier who could re-1 unite the ranks before the elections. UNDER THE constitution laid down by De Gaulle, the head of state may change his governments whether or not the National Assembly has confidence in them, unlike most Western European nations where the head of state Is a titular figure. Chaban Delmas nominally resigned. But his letter of resignation said: "You have Informed me of your intention of changing the' This made It clear Pompidou had taken the initiative in dismissing him.

Pompidou's let. ter of reply said: ''During our recent discussions, I Indicated to you the reasons which i 7 f. I I 1 AP LaugardaUholl Hall the Soviet people were Inconvenienced or discomforted I-an Indeed unhappy for I had not the slightest intention of this occurring," the statement said. 4 i seemed to me to call for the formation of a new government." But he did not spell out the reasons. Messmer, 56, has a faithful Gaullist record of war-time resistance and service as minister of defense for the entire 11 years of De Gaulle's rule.

When Pompidou was elected President and Chaban-Delmas formed the government Messmer was left out But he then became minister for overseas territories in a minor cabinet reshuffle In 1971 after De Gaulle's death. He will certainly command greater loyalty and personal support from the ultra-Gaulllsts of the rul- Ing parliamentary party, the Union for a Democratic Republic (UDR), than Chaban-Delmas received. THE ENTIRE government left office) automatically with From I A could be seated at the convention." -McGOVERX SAID the will of California voters and the rules of the Democratic had been affirmed by the decision. In a dissenting opinion in; the California portion of the-'-case, Judge Charles Fahy said the credentials commit-. Credentials a- 4 i Lu.

PIERRE MESSMER France's new premier. era's campaign director, said the decision of the circuit court, If stands, will prevent the convention from taking any further action in the California seating case. "It would be in defiance' of the court if the convention went ahead and seated any other delegates," be said. Contestants In Reykjavik's From l-A and the rest later In the year because of a possible conflict with the Chess Olympics be-ginning Sept 17 in Skopje, Yu-. goslavia.

"The only thing keeping-Spassky from- leaving for home is his knowledge of what It would mean for. the game of chess and for the ice landic people, if the match was canceled," said Soviet grandmaster Efraim Geller. The Russians also have demanded that. Fischer forfeit the first game of the match to Spassky because of the American's failure to up for the, official opening of the match Sunday. 4 However, the Russians Indicated the demand might be Just a formality.

GELLER SAID lie knew "Spassky would not accept that point as a gift," Indicating the world champion would decline' the forfeiture If It were offered. 'i Euwe said the Russians made their demand In a cable citing paragraph 5 of the so-called Amsterdam Agreement for; the match in which both sides agreed that a player stijl missing after one hour of game time has expired forfeits the game and point to his opponent, This would give Spassky a 1-0 advantage In the score at the of play. Chess experts-said that in such a long match it was disadvantage that? Fischer could probably overcome. The match could last as long as two months. Russians did not object Sunday when I postponed the game and now I cannot make such a ruling," Euwe He had delayed the' start of the" match until Tuesday when Fischer, holding! out or more money, failed to appear for the scheduled opening Sunday.

I FISCHER, 29, the challen-ger, finally arrived early Tuesday after a chess-playing English financier doubled the prize to $230,000. With Fischer still resting up for the opening match Tuesday afternoon, 35, arrived at a meeting called to draw lots for the right to make the first flay; threw down a statement Baying that Fischer "must bear just penalty" for his behavior and walked out. 1 the match was delayed a from taking any action In any other court that would impair the Integrity of the Judgments of this court." vlf state-court actions were successful, the opinion continued, "One likely result would be that no delegates from the challenged Illinois districts i Li the premier, but Indications are that at least two senior ministers will remain at their present posts Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann and Defense Minister Michel Debre. Both left Wednesday right, on' official, visits overseas, Debrr to-Washington and Schumann to Peking. The new cabinet Is expected to be completed by Friday, and chief Interest will center on whether or not Finance Minister Valery Glscard d'Estaing is also kept In the same office.

Ambitious and highly capable, he heads a parliamentary faction known as the Independent Republicans whose support Is impor-, tant although not numerically essential to the government's domination of the National Assembly. tee should have been upheld because it distributed the vote according to popular will. Moreover, Fahy wrote, the decision was not In itself a de-, nial of due process nor inconsistent with "the ongoing reform movement within the Frank" Mankiewlcz, McGov- mm mum lei targe if de ft, ladies! Chess Table Awaits second time until today. Fischer's associates talked for 2'j hours to Spassky's asso- ciates without reaching an agreement and the Russians refused to meet again Wednesday, the Americans said. When chess sources Teport-ed Spassky had demanded an apology from Fischer, Fred Cramer of the U.S.

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Tampa 872-9246. Myself Section THE APOLOGY was read by the Rev. William J. Lorn-bardy, a New York priest who is one of the 10 American chess grandmasters and is acting as Fischer's second. "We are sorry that' the world championships were de layed," it said.

"The prob lems causing the delays were not with world champion Spassky who I respect as player and a man. "If grandmaster Spassky or ICE SKATING AT NIGHTLY MON. SAT. 7:30 t.m. MAT.

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